Dismal Outcome, No Compromise:

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The Bush Administration is apparently failing to persuade Americans that conditions in Iraq are going to improve thanks to the presence of US and coalition troops there. A majority—51 percent—of Americans is saying they believe the US will definitely or probably fail in establishing a stable democratic government in Iraq, according to a recent survey by the Pew Research Center. The poll also found that 59 percent say they are in favor of a bill calling for a US troop withdrawal by August 2008, and that 54 percent are hard over on establishing a timeline; they want no compromise with the Administration. The survey also shows that at least 49 percent of Republicans want to see a Presidential candidate with a different approach to Iraq.

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